My name is Cédric Bozzi and this is my blog. Well… mostly, this is a rerun of all my tweets and the photos I publish on Instagram, but sometimes there might be an actual article or two.
I make websites and iPhone apps, try my best to own one of every item in Apple’s current product lineup, spend my entire life on the internet, and am looking for a flat in Paris.
See also: my apps; contact form.
Sur Twitter : @garoo, @ff00aa and @bewarethefrog — plus @garoodotnet which notifies of new articles on this blog.
Wikipedia (emphasis mine):
When addressing a (male only, unlike in many fictional works) superior (e.g. Officer or Warrant Officer, but—most of the time—not a non-commissioned officer, in the military), “sir” is used to replace his specific rank. However, a United States Marine recruit addresses both commissioned and non-commissioned officers as “sir”, especially drill instructors.
Battlestar Galactica’s use of “sir” to address female pilots or the freaking fracking President kills me. Especially for a sci-fi setting. Which ostensibly places female characters in prominent spots, somewhat emphasizing gender equality. Sir.
(I like “frell” better than “frack,” by the way.)
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